Collins calls out 'sexist' Cunliffe
Minister for Women's Affairs Judith Collins has accused Labour leader David Cunliffe of sexism after he referred to her as a "trout" in an opinion piece.
Minister for Women's Affairs Judith Collins has accused Labour leader David Cunliffe of sexism after he referred to her as a "trout" in an opinion piece.
Just over a third of NZ internet users taking part in a new survey said they access cloud computing services.
Poor, elderly, small town dwellers and Maori and Pacific people are being left on the wrong side of the "digital divide", according to a new survey of NZ internet use.
Back when Yahoo was something hollered at a rodeo and no one could conceive of Googling anything, President Ronald Reagan signed an executive order that extended the power of US intelligence agencies overseas.
An al-Qaeda-affiliated extremist group has claimed responsibility for twin suicide attacks on the Iranian Embassy in Beirut.
A New Zealand-born fashion designer's gear will feature in one of this year's hottest films - all thanks to an internet search.
British PM pledges intelligence services to probe `dark net' following internet giants' move.
There's never been a better time to be a journalist or a news junkie, writes Liam Dann.
Just as one high-tech breakthrough often paves the way for the next big thing, technology IPOs move in virtuous cycles, too.
A website telling the stories of rape and sexual assault survivors in their own words launches today with a social media campaign encouraging people to share their experiences.
Police have been asked to investigate a website that claims to be exposing dozens of men who it says sought sex with a 14-year-old girl.
Young women are striking back against the Roast Busters Facebook gang in a bid to support alleged victims and stand up to what they say is a lack of action against rape culture.
The fact that when the Roast Busters story hit the news my 15-year-old daughter took one look at the television and said "Oh yeah, those guys. Everyone's seen their page."
Chorus shares have kept tumbling this morning, falling 10 per cent in early trading.
The response was swift and pretty much universal: this was appalling, stomach churning, almost certainly criminal, writes Toby Manhire.
Telecommunications company Chorus's $95 million payout to investors is being questioned after the company's warning about its financial viability.